Save big with this huge sale for late summer/fall travel. All airlines are matching the latest Southwest sale for travel between late August and mid-December. This is one of the better sales of the year. If you prefer to fly on American, Delta, United, Alaska, or JetBlue, check out what's available. Fares start at $92 roundtrip.
For most routes, travel is valid on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from August 21 through December 12. Travel to Nevada and Florida is valid Sundays through Wednesdays; and travel from Nevada and Florida is valid Tuesdays through Fridays. Avoid blackout dates on August 31, September 3, and November 16-27. A Saturday night stay may be required depending on the route. There also may be a 30-day max stay.
Click on the fare details to find out which airlines offer these prices and for booking info.
Tickets must be booked by June 7, 2018.
A sample of fares include:
Houston to Memphis $92 roundtrip, nonstop
Memphis to Chicago $92 roundtrip, nonstop
Baltimore to Charlotte $95 roundtrip, nonstop
Chicago to Louisville $95 roundtrip, nonstop
San Francisco to Las Vegas $97 roundtrip, nonstop
Minneapolis to Chicago $97 roundtrip, nonstop
Phoenix to Los Angeles $97 roundtrip, nonstop
Phoenix to San Diego $97 roundtrip, nonstop
Newark to Austin $157 roundtrip, nonstop
Dallas to Kansas City $157 roundtrip, nonstop
Washington D.C. to Nashville $157 roundtrip, nonstop
Indianapolis to Houston $197 roundtrip, nonstop
Austin to Boston $197 roundtrip, nonstop
Los Angeles to Austin $197 roundtrip, nonstop
Grand Rapids to Tampa $220 roundtrip
Atlanta to Phoenix $257 roundtrip, nonstop
St. Louis to San Francisco $257 roundtrip, nonstop
Norfolk to Las Vegas $273 roundtrip
Pittsburgh to Seattle $297 roundtrip
Phoenix to Miami $297 roundtrip, nonstop
Baltimore to Portland, Oregon $314 roundtrip
There are many more routes and these fares all work in reverse as well. Most prices are for basic economy, which means United and American will only include one small personal item (small backpack, large purse, etc.) that will fit underneath the seat in front of you. Larger carry-on bags are not allowed. Checked bag fees start at $25 each way. If you would like to bring a larger carry-on bag, consider the higher regular economy price.
Delta still includes a normal carry-on allowance plus one personal item in basic economy fares. Alaska does not sell basic economy yet, but has plans to do so this fall. JetBlue does not sell basic economy tickets either, but has hinted at the possibility.
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